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Power Supply Design Engineer

West Sussex
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About the Role

We are partnered with a well-established engineering business in Gatwick, West Sussex, designing and manufacturing high reliability power electronics predominantly sold into aerospace and defence. As their engineering team continues to grow, they are looking to bring in a Power Supply Design Engineer to take ownership of new product development.

Responsibilities

In this Power Supply Design Engineer role, you will:

  • Design and develop switch mode power supplies across a wide power range
  • Own power supply designs from concept through to manufacture
  • Work on technically demanding products used in regulated, high reliability sectors
  • Collaborate closely with wider electronics and systems teams to deliver robust designs

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The ideal Power Supply Design Engineer will have:

  • Experience designing switch mode power supplies in real world products
  • A solid understanding of modern AC/DC and DC/DC power conversion techniques
  • Exposure to EMC, filtering, and mixed signal electronics
  • An electronics degree or equivalent hands-on industry experience

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About the Company

This is a strong opportunity to join a financially stable, growing electronics business that forms part of a wider global group, offering long term progression and interesting technical work.

How to Apply

To apply for this Power Supply Design Engineer role in Gatwick, send your CV to [email protected] or contact Nick on 01582 878828

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Skills

Switch Mode Power Supplies
AC/DC Power Conversion
DC/DC Power Conversion
EMC
Filtering
Mixed Signal Electronics
Product Development
Electronics Design

Location

West Sussex, England, United Kingdom

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